Baarle Albinagh

She arraghys çhengey jeh bun Germaanagh Heear ee Baarle Albinagh (). She çhengey Anglagh ta çheet ass Baarle Veanagh Leah; myr shen, she shuyr-hengey lesh y Vaarle Noa-emshiragh ee Baarle Albinagh Noa-emshiragh.Alexander Bergs, Modern Scots, Languages of the World series, No. 242 (Bow Historical Books, 2001), , dg. 4, 50. "Scots developed out of a mixture of Scandinavianised Northern English during the early Middle English period... Scots originated as one form of Northern Old English and quickly developed into a language in its own right up to the seventeenth century." Ta'n Vaarle Albinagh rang-oardit myr çhengey oikoil ny h-Albey, myr çhengey ardjynagh ny myn-çhengey yn Oarpey, as myr çhengey so-lhottagh lesh UNESCO. Ayns coontey-pobble ny h-Albey veih 2022, dooyrt ny smoo na 1.5 villioon sleih ayns Nalbin (ass 5.4 millioonyn) dy row Baarle Albinagh oc.

Er y chooid smoo, t'ee goll er loayrt ayns Goaltaght ny h-Albey, ayns Ellanyn Hwoaie ny h-Albey, as ayns Queiggey Ulley hwoaie ayns Nerin (raad t'ee enmyssit Baarle Albinagh Ultagh). Jiu, ta glare ram Albinee soit er sheer-linney abbyrtagh eddyr Braid Scots (Baarle Albinagh Lhean) as Baarle Stundayrtit. Er-yn-oyr nagh vel slattyn towshe ayn dy scarrey çhengaghyn veih abbyrtyn, ta scoillaryn as sleih kianglt dy beayn arganey mychione staydys y Vaarle Albinagh myr çhengey hene ny myr abbyrt y Vaarle.

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